Logan Plant is a Journalist & Production Assistant at IGN. He specializes in gaming content, with a particular passion for Nintendo franchises, notably The Legend of Zelda, and eagerly anticipates new developments in the F-Zero series. Logan's work has been featured in Inverse, Inlander, SaltWire Network, and multiple IGN Entertainment platforms.
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Logan Plant's coverage predominantly focuses on video games, with a mix of press releases and promotional deals. To reach out effectively, consider providing insights into new releases, industry trends, or analysis of gaming-related events. As there is a significant emphasis on Nintendo and gaming news, pitches related to these topics are likely to resonate well.
Since Logan covers both video games and entertainment news, he may also be interested in content related to broader entertainment industry developments that intersect with the world of gaming.
Given the nature of his articles about upcoming game releases and products like amiibos and figures, Logan might appreciate exclusive sneak peeks or insider information regarding highly anticipated game launches or merchandise.
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Not all of Prime 4’s additions work, but this is still an excellent comeback.
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2025 finally saw the long-awaited arrival of Nintendo's next console: the Switch 2. But now, it's time to turn the page to 2026 and talk about what's in store for Switch 2's sophomore year.
By: Logan Plant
Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park is a word jumble that doesn't clearly describe what this rerelease actually is: Mario Wonder Version 2.0.
My island in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a big, digital dollhouse. Except it's even better, because instead of housing mass-produced toys, it's
By: Logan Plant
I walked out of my hour-and-a-half preview with Star Fox in disbelief at how excited I was to tell everyone about a remake of a game I've already played several times before.
Star Fox on Switch 2 is shaping up to be a significantly expanded and surprisingly cinematic retelling of the Lylat Wars, thanks to an overhauled script that’s brought to life by some of the strongest voice acting and cutscene direction I’ve ever seen in a Nintendo game.
By: Logan Plant
Expectations exceeded.
